The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-14

DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS, Dentist, will
always be found at his office in Morgan
town, hereafter, from the Goth to the
last Of every month.
w. Il. Stewart, Dentist, will remain
In my Office at Morgantown during my
absence, and will be prepared to do all
kinds Of operations In Dentistry.
SEvREAL good local letters are
crowded out Of this issue.
WE still have on hand large lot
of shoes which we are selling at cost
and carriage, at Chadwick's.
July 1887, goes upon record as the
hottest month experienced in the
United States for eighty years.
A NEW line of Dry Goods, Notions,
Fine Shoes and Hats have been re-
ceived at Hutchinson d Jacobs to
meet their unexpected demands.
HIRscHMAN's are sole agents for
the Celebrated Perfection Shoe; best
shoe for the money in the market.
Try them and you will use no other.
The prospects are very favorable
for largely increased attendance at
University this year. From present
indications rooms will be very scarce.
COMPLAINTS are heard of the care
less use of firearms by some of the
campers on Cheat Several in
stances Of narrow escapes are re-
ported.
The prosecution of the work on
the w. Va. r. r. is progressing in a
very satisfactory manner. Track
laying however will not be com
menced earlier than September LIST.
The Buckhannon Banner notes
the fact that gentleman from Kan
sas was recently in that place look
ing for farm. He intends to leave
Kansas and settle in West Virginia
A very sensible conclusion.
A FULL line of dress goods 25 pei
cent cheaper than elsewhere, also a
full line of domestics 10 per cent
less than the same goods can be
bought for any place else, at
CHADwIcK's.
REMEMBER that Hutchinson & ia
cohs will sell you barrel of good
salt at 1925; and remember also
that they have been selling thous-
ands of pounds of good flour at 80
per hundred, and will continue these
prices right along. Don't forget it,
would-be competitors.
WE are always glad to have our
people tell us of contemplated visits
to other places, or of friends who are
visiting them, or of social, or any
other events suitable for the columns
of local paper. If you don't care
to see your own name in print, you
no doubt have friends, especially
those at distance, who do.
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS are now
agents for the Celebrated ZelPs fer
tilizer and will sell 200 pounds of
bone phosphate at $3.50. We buy
for cash and buy the so ton lots, and
will deliver at Ellington or Morgan
town free of charge. Call on or
write to them at Little Falls. No
better phosphate was used in Gin
ton last season.
In the death of his excellent wife
our distinguished fellow citizen, Mr.
p. II. Keck, sustains an irreparable
loss. While mere sympathy does
not cure the wounds made by the
death of friends it is of some value,
and many words of sympathy and
coincidence for him are heard. Mr..
Keck seems to have his full share of
affection Only few months ago
he buried his last daughter, except
one, and now comes his browning
sorrow, the death of his life partner
We trust a kind providence will de-
liver him from any further similar
trials in the future.
CIVIL engineers in the employ of
the u. S. are now at lock No. 9, on
the Monongahela, to repair the break
in the stone dam. 1t appears that
the force of the water falling over the
dam has moved the foundation, and
the masonry is giving way, so crib
filled with stone and cement and
shuted with oak timber foot thick
and twenty-five feet long will be
placed at the lower side of the entire
dam to protect it from destruction.
This dam is all of solid masonry and
was built to test the matter of stone
dams IN LARGO rivers If ia the 0nlv